Symptoms of acute renal failure

Acute renal failure develops more often in people who have diabetes, hypertension, heart diseases or kidney diseases. Symptoms of acute renal failure include:

Renal Failure can affect almost every single organ system, the most noticeably including:

Abrupt decrease in urine output

Frequent urination at night

Bad breath

Hiccups

Bruising

Bloody stools

Nose bleeding

Fatigue

Restlessness

Dehydration

Poor appetite

Back pain or

Vomiting

Leg or feet swelling

Change in personality

Seizures

Symptoms of chronic renal failure

Owing to the mild symptoms of chronic renal failure, most of them cannot be aware in the early stage. Symptoms including:

Swelling in face, legs, ankles or hands

Severe itching

Poor appetite

Bad breath

Nausea and vomiting

Dizziness

Headache

Hypertension

Muscle cramp

Difficulty concentrating.